Dani Pedrosa admits he has concerns that Valentino Rossi’s actions on track with Marc Marquez could set a dangerous precedent for young riders who look up to the nine-time champion. Rossi was penalised for forcing Marquez wide and making contact with the Honda rider at Turn 14, causing the Spaniard to crash on the seventh lap of the Malaysian Grand Prix. As the controversy unfolded behind, Pedrosa romped to an untroubled second victory of the season, but voiced his concerns in the post-race press conference about the example that Rossi’s move could set for the many young riders who look up to him. “Valentino is the greatest rider of this period; he has a lot of fans around the world...
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